iPad helps cops find 11-year-old girl lured into stranger’s car, US cops say


Investigators learned the girl had an iPad with her when she vanished, and they were able to use it to track her location, according to the district attorney. — Photo by Sayan Majhi on Unsplash

An 11-year-old girl was riding her bike – trying to go see her sister – when she got tired and decided to take a break at a Pennsylvania gas station, authorities said.

She then walked over to a Dollar General, where she said a man offered to give her a ride to wherever she needed to go after he closed the store, according to a news release from the Westmoreland County District Attorney’s Office.

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